Location Recording

Starting up a Production Company

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I've been starting up a Space Opera side project; it's part hobby, part ambition, part potential company. I haven't figured out how I'll set the body up, I'd like it to be close to a co-operative whatever the formal structure is. The principle is that everybody can get a share based on what they put into it. I've using the phrase "production company" loosely since it may not actually be a company.  read more »


What does process mapping have to do with Music, Audio, Photography and Moviemaking?

The Short Answer

Everything

The Longer Answer

The longer answer is that every series of actions we perform can be thought of as a process. Understanding those processes will help us improve, even as individuals, whether we're concerned with Music, Audio, Photography, Moviemaking or what have you. I'll discuss each in turn and set the scene for forthcoming articles.

A Basic Process

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Indie Filmmaking Resources

I've been involved in some indie filmmaking over the last year or so and that's meant I've had to learn about activities that I would otherwise have missed out on. For instance, I'm comfortable with studio recording for music but not recording speech for a drama, similarly location recording has its own obstacles to overcome.  

Here's a collection of articles and resources that I've used over the last year.

Books  read more »


Learning about sound in films

I'm generally against just posting a link to a site without some useful commentary (i.e. add more than just "check this out"), but in this case the site http://www.filmsound.org is so good that it warrants a link on its own. More so, it warrants a permanent banner on the site. No matter how experienced you are (or how good you think you are), you will find something new to you on the site. Before asking questions on any site about how a sound effect was made or how the overall sound was designed for a blockbuster movie, read the articles on http://www.filmsound.org


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